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Pale yellow   /peɪl jˈɛloʊ/   Listen
Pale yellow

noun
1.
A variable yellow tint; dull yellow, often diluted with white.  Synonyms: straw, wheat.






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"Pale yellow" Quotes from Famous Books



... the presses as an amber-coloured oil, and after nitration, sets to a pale golden yellow wax-like fat. The butter, which the pharmacist sells, is sometimes white and odourless, having been bleached and deodorized. The butter as produced is always pale yellow in colour, with a semi-crystalline or granular fracture and an agreeable taste and odour ...
— Cocoa and Chocolate - Their History from Plantation to Consumer • Arthur W. Knapp

... breast, and the belly are of a light yellow colour, while the back and upper part of the wings are jet-black. The tail is short; the feathers of the neck are long, and streaked with white or a pale yellow. The bill, which is three inches long, is green, and in form like that of the stork; and the legs, which are short and slender, are of the same colour. In walking and searching for food, it throws out its neck seven or eight inches; whence the Arabs ...
— Palestine or the Holy Land - From the Earliest Period to the Present Time • Michael Russell

... morning when pale yellow sunlight brightened his dining-room, Mr. Briggerland put down his newspaper and looked across the table at his daughter. He had a club in the East End of London and his manager had telephoned that morning sending a somewhat ...
— The Angel of Terror • Edgar Wallace

... catkins 2-3 inches long, thread hairy; calyx deeply 3-7-parted, pale yellow, hairy; stamens 5-8; anthers yellow, glabrous: pistillate flowers tomentose, on rather long, hairy peduncles; ...
— Handbook of the Trees of New England • Lorin Low Dame

... E—— has been painting wild flowers, which at this moment are in great profusion and variety all over the prairie, most of the day, varying her work by painting the doors of the room, which were such an ugly colour, a pale yellow green, that they have offended our artistic eyes ever since we have been here. I am said to have wasted my whole morning watching my two-days-old chickens, supposed to be the acme of intelligence and ...
— A Lady's Life on a Farm in Manitoba • Mrs. Cecil Hall


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